(BUSINESS WIRE)–Pulse Electronics Power BU, a leading provider of power magnetics components, adds a new series of high permeability, nanocrystalline products to its lineup of common mode chokes – the PA441xNL series. The PA441xNL series is comprised of two THT common mode chokes (PA4415NL and PA4416NL) that are ideally suited for customers designing their own EMI filter for AC/DC, DC/DC or DC/AC power supplies. Notable features and benefits include very high and stable impedance through broad frequency and temperature ranges, a 43.0 x 26.0 mm max footprint and nanocrystalline core for compact design.
PA441xNL series is ideal for #engineers designing their own EMI filter for AC/DC, DC/DC or DC/AC power supplies.
“These new common mode chokes provide over 4x the impedance in a given form factor compared to traditional ferrite core products, allowing superior EMI performance and high power density,” stated John Gallagher, Staff Field Applications Engineer at Pulse Power BU.
Given its capabilities and RoHS compliance, the new PA441xNL series is ideal for applications like AC/DC Power Supply, Solar, Motor Drives, Industrial Controls, EV Charging, Smart Grid and Power Generation. View PA441xNL common mode chokes and download datasheets here:https://productfinder.pulseeng.com/products/datasheets/P777.pdf. Competitive pricing, samples, lead times and more information can be obtained by contacting Pulse Electronics Power BU here: www.power.pulseelectronics.com/contact.
Switchtec™ PCIe Switches and Micron® 9650 NVMe® solid state drives (SSDs) leverage next generation interface…
Terra Platform™ now generates and pushes the specific Web Application Firewall (WAF) and firewall rules…
Unified network and security context enables agents to map multi-stage threat paths, customize defenses per…
Company surpasses $1.5 billion ARR as profitable growth fuels its 15th acquisition to accelerate trusted…
Led by Glilot Capital Partners and Ten Eleven Ventures, Bloom Security introduces endpoint security purpose-built…
Israeli semiconductor company Xsight Labs has closed a funding round of more than $300 million,…